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JTL holds Apprentice of the Year Assessment Day
The Apprentice of the Year winner will be announced on 16 April 2026 at the International Convention Centre, Birmingham
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Construction workplace illnesses hit 28,000 annually
Analysis of the latest HSE data shows that the construction sector ranks among the top ten worst sectors for workplace illnesses
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Fall in R&M building work signals a tough year for builders: FMB
With activity declining across most construction sectors and signs that repair and maintenance work is also slowing, many firms are facing a tough start to 2026
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Tools worth over £25 million stolen since 2021
UK police data show that 76,907 tool thefts were reported between January 2021 and December 2025
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Band of Builders put a call for volunteers to participate in forthcoming projects
The charity has released its schedule for the next six months to enlist the help of tradespeople
Construction News
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JTL holds Apprentice of the Year Assessment Day
The Apprentice of the Year winner will be announced on 16 April 2026 at the International Convention Centre, Birmingham
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AUDIO NEWS: Contractors warned about fake CSCS card checks and Charlie Mullins warns of AI bloodbath
Contractors warned about dodgy CSCS card checks, Charlie Mullins urges the youth to get a trade and avoid the AI bloodbath and tool marking events organised in March
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Construction workplace illnesses hit 28,000 annually
Analysis of the latest HSE data shows that the construction sector ranks among the top ten worst sectors for workplace illnesses
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AUDIO NEWS: Tradespeople reveal pet peeves and van drivers told to brush up on the Highway Code
Carpenters are the most likely to offer a cup of tea, van drivers warned to brush up on the Highway Code and school students get hands on bricklaying experience
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Fall in R&M building work signals a tough year for builders: FMB
With activity declining across most construction sectors and signs that repair and maintenance work is also slowing, many firms are facing a tough start to 2026
Opinion
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Robert Jenrick: How Reform UK Will Take Tool Theft “Seriously” and Get Britain Building Again
Reform UK MP Robert Jenrick has told Fix Radio that tool theft should be treated as a serious crime and that the UK needs to remove barriers stopping builders from getting on with the job.
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